[What do you have?]

ANH Stunt.  ...  

[mlarsen's ANH TK Build (AP trimmed kit)]

1 hour ago, mlarsen said:

nough of the return edge removed on both forearms or should I try and remove more?

Hi,

 

For Level 3 , It Looks like need to remove more, as per the CRL states:

 

• No return edge on the inside of the front of the forearm is allowed.

Cheers 

[TK-25280 Requesting ESB Centurion Status [AFP] [442]]

Good Luck trooper, !!

[Echo327 ATA works ANH Stunt Build Thread]

Looks great ! Congratulations ! 

[MissionTrooper's First Build]

Congratulations trooper, Welcome to the Legion.  

[Thigh help needed - the never ending story]

Agree with Greg, try jus rotating your thigh a bit to the left and try to adjust with the inner belt.

 

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[Looking for armor]

Hi Dimitrios, Welcome to FISD. It's Always great new to meet another future trooper!!

 

You may want to check the following link, there's some useful info there to start your journey to become an Imperial Stormtrooper.

 

Cheers  

 

https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

[TK-14292 Requesting TK Commander Centurion Status (AFP) # 444]

Great Build Trooper!!  Good Luck with your application !!!  

[Husky68 ANH TK (trimmed AP)]

6 hours ago, husky68 said:

The difficulty of measuring while wearing and likely trickiness of making these fit might be part of my lack of motivation since my return from vacation.  Jetlag is almost gone and rain keeping me inside.

With this part I used some help from my wife, It's too difficult to adjust it by one self.

 

Keep on doing a great work. almst there trooper!!!  

[Bullseye’s DA Props ANH Stunt TK Build - NOW WITH PHOTOS!]

10 minutes ago, Bullseye said:

So so that I’m sure, I don’t need any return edge on the front of the thighs do I?

No you don't. You can trim all around.

 

cheers

 

 

[Bullseye’s DA Props ANH Stunt TK Build - NOW WITH PHOTOS!]

Hi, I think you could assemble from botton to top, here are a reference photos, 

 

 

[StarTrooper’s ATA ANH Stunt Build (Aiming for Centurion)]

Looking at your forearms, your right forearm compared to the left one, looks a little wide, maybe you can reduce it a little and you can trim the 

return edge of the the inside of the front of them.

 

OPTIONAL Level three certification (if applicable):

• No return edge on the inside of the front of the forearm is allowed.

 

 

 

 

 

cheers

 

[StarTrooper’s ATA ANH Stunt Build (Aiming for Centurion)]

26 minutes ago, StarTrooper said:

Is the gap between the thighs and cod too much? I feel like it looks okay but I'm not sure. I have big thighs from playing hockey, so if they do have to be brought up, I will need to remove more return edge from the tops of the thighs.

Hi Jayke, yes, the gap between the thighs and cod looks a bit much, minimal gap is the ideal . now you can trim the return edge to have more room and bring them up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mlarsen's ANH TK Build (AP trimmed kit)]

Hi, looking good. As a suggestion , for higher levels of accuracy the hovi tips the crl states:

 

• Correct 'Hovi mic' aerator tips are present. Screens used shall be of a wide type mesh, with the rim of the mic and the inside white or painted white.

This is  if you would like to have a better look on your helmet. below the reference photo

 

 

 

cheers

[TK-14292 requesting TK Commander EIB Status [AFP] [929]]

Congratulations Trooper!!!   

[mlarsen's ANH TK Build (AP trimmed kit)]

Hi, I would suggest to trim a little more your small ab buttons .  as the reference photo bellow

 

[Chest and Back return edges]

Here you can see my Level 3 application Photos.

 

[Chest and Back return edges]

7 hours ago, Keith Henkel said:

For the chest and back are the return edges removed? It looks like they are in most of the photos I have looked at but can't really find any ware that says yes. Also is there a rule of thumb on the distance between the chest and back on the shoulders? mine are almost touching and I think I may need to trim some off.

Hi, Keith,  What I would suggest is "Fit first, Cut Later" once you test your armor with your inner black clothes.  What I did  is let a little return edge and cut as needed .

 

 

And for the distance betwen chest and back there's not a rule but certainly they  don't touch each other.

 

Hope this can help.

 

 

 

[TK- 98695 Requesting ANH Hero EIB Status (SDS) [935]]

Looking great Dave!!  Good luck with your EIB application.  

 

 

[Helotech SDS Hero build]

36 minutes ago, Helotech said:

I'll plead my case and throw myself on the mercy of the Imperial Court....

 U've made my day

[Helotech SDS Hero build]

May be this thread can help .

 

 

[Helotech SDS Hero build]

47 minutes ago, Helotech said:

Thanks Mario.

 

I'm searching for that darn post where I SWEAR I read the person was told to paint the tips black. LOL

 

I actually prefer the black look, and from what I can tell, Han's helmet has the Hovi's painted black.

 

I know we have to go by a generic "basic" reference to keep uniformity, but I wish something like this could be an either / or situation in the CRL, considering I am building a Hero armor.

I would suggest , try to find it and wait for the D.O. to review your application so you can explain with a solid basis.

 

Good luck trooper!!  

 

 

[Helotech SDS Hero build]

23 minutes ago, Helotech said:

Are the Hovi tips to have a white stripe and interior as per the CRL?

 

Hi, I think Yes, I think the D.O.  will check your application as per the CRL states:

 

• Correct 'Hovi mic' aerator tips are present. Screens used shall be of a wide type mesh, with the rim of the mic and the inside white or painted white.

Cheers  

[TK-77677 Requesting ANH Stunt EIB Status [RWA] (933)]

Hi, just a suggestion, looking at your armor, I think the D.O. will probably ask you to remove the RWA sticker from your left shoulder bell.

 

cheers.  

[Hello from NSW Australia]

Hi Mark, welcome to FISD , It's always nice to see a new trooper is coming soon. Good luck finishing your armor build and hope to see your TK ID soon.

 

Cheers